Morgan Griffith: A dreadful first year for President Biden
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One year ago on January 20, Joe Biden took the oath of office as the 46th president of the United States.
Search Results for fentanyl
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Biomedical innovations take center stage during ‘Shark Tank’-style pitch competition
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Virginia Tech students pitched commercialization ideas for biomedical innovations to a “Shark Tank”-style panel of judges during the annual Health Sciences and Technology Hokie Pitch.
Morgan Griffith: A historic failure at the border
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Joe Biden recently presided over a historic achievement, but unfortunately not an achievement worth celebrating.
Leader of cross-country meth conspiracy convicted
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A Chesapeake man was convicted this week on methamphetamine and money laundering charges after a three-day bench trial.
Morgan Griffith: What I saw at the southern border
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On his first day in office, President Biden ordered an immediate pause to construction of the border wall.
Jury convicts Norfolk man in overdose death
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A federal jury convicted a Norfolk man last week on charges of participating in a conspiracy to manufacture and distribute fentanyl, acetyl-fentanyl and heroin in the Hampton Roads region.
Spanberger urging feds to allow Rescue Plan funding to combat opioid epidemic
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A bipartisan effort is calling on the Treasury Department to allow states to use American Rescue Plan funding to combat increases in drug overdose deaths witnessed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bill addresses sharp increase in drug overdose deaths from COVID-19 fallout
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The CDC is projecting a record number of drug overdose deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and in Virginia, drug overdose deaths are expected to have risen by more than 40 percent.
Morgan Griffith: Biden’s first 100 days
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President Biden recently marked his first 100 days in office. This column will highlight the parts of his record during that time that demand accountability.
Spanberger, Kustoff reintroduce CAST Act to crack down on narcotics traffickers
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Drug traffickers are turning to counterfeit drug manufacturing as a strategy to profit from opioid abuse and addiction.
